Episode 355: Lots of Bells

There are so many kinds of bells and so many ways to hear their melodious sound. From the jingly-jangly kind of sounds of bells played by hand, to the sound of glockenspiels and chimes in a symphonic group, and what about actual bells in bell towers, they’re fun. And speaking of fun, one bell has brought us a lot of laughs, the call is for more cow-bell!

The Bells from the William Byrd Suite: William Byrd
  US Marine Band, Michael Colburn
Blue Bells of Scotland: Arthur Pryor
  Brass Band Of Battle Creek, Howard Snell
Bell Piece: Percy Grainger
  University Of Arkansas Wind Ensemble, Chris Knighten
Le Belle Helene: Jacques Offenbach
  US Air Force Band, Arnold Gabriel
More Cowbell! from Popcopy: Scott McAllister
  University Of South Florida Wind Ensemble,
​  John C. Carmichael
The Bell-Ringer's Dance from The Story of the Priest and His Helper Balda, Op. 36: Dmitri Shostakovich
  North Texas Wind Symphony, Eugene Migliaro Corporon
Bells For Stokowski: Michael Daugherty
  University of Texas Wind Ensemble, Jerry Junkin
Persistent Bells from Les Couleurs Fauves (Vivid Colors): Karel Husa
  North Texas Wind Symphony, Eugene Migliaro Corporon
Belle Of The Ball: Leroy Anderson
​  US Air Force Band, Leroy Anderson